India Q2 GDP FY25 Data Live Updates: India’s economic growth slowed to 5.4% in the second quarter of FY25, marking a decline from 7.6% during the same period last year and 6.7% in the April-June ...

U.S. gross domestic product — the economy’s output of goods and services — slowed from the April-July rate of 3%, the Commerce Department reported Wednesday. But the GDP report still showed that the ...

Photo Credit: Peter Adams Source: UGC Over 60% of Africa's GDP is expected to come from these cities, which range in size from expansive megacities to more modest capitals like Libreville, Cotonou, ...

The US economy expanded at a solid pace in the third quarter, largely powered by a broad-based advance in consumer spending and steady business investment. Gross domestic product increased at a 2. ...

The guilty party is those that hold the very popular view that we must ditch headline measures such as GDP and aim to rectify all the long known faults with this statistic. Ever since Robert F ...

Europe’s Nordic countries are more prepared for a future where cash is no longer used in transactions than the rest of Europe, a new analysis has shown. Finansplassen, a Norwegian finance ...

While income tax is a vital source of state revenue in many countries, some operate without this type of tax due to the presence of more robust revenue streams, like tourism or natural resources. So, ...

BUSAN-As delegates from 175 countries gathered in Busan, South Korea, on Nov 25 for the fifth round of talks aimed at securing an international treaty to curb plastic pollution, lingering ...

The European country of the Netherlands takes the 17th spot on our list of the 25 countries with the best education system in the world. It spends 5.14% of its GDP on educational expenses as of ...

A map shows the countries that would be safest from the effects of famine caused by nuclear war, according to a specific simulation. With conflicts all over the world showing no sign of coming to ...

Brics+ countries are exploring how they can foster greater use of local currencies in their trade, instead of relying on a handful of major currencies, primarily the US dollar and the euro.